Egypt SHOCK CLAIM: How 'Alien King' Osiris received cruel death and horrible mutilation

January 11, 2019

Ancient Egyptians believed Osiris was the god of the dead, and ruler of the underworld, a role that enabled him to judge the deceased. His dominion over the dead can be seen in the fact that this god is often depicted as a mummified figure. Other features of Osiris’ iconography point towards the different attributes of this ancient god. As the god of resurrection and fertility, the Ancient Egyptians believed that Osiris gave them the gift of barley, one of there most important crops.

They believed that Osiris was the first ruler of Egypt, and that he brought civilisation to the land, while introducing new agricultural techniques.

According to the tale, his reign was a time of prosperity, and everyone was happy, except his brother Set, who was jealous, and grew resentful of Osiris’ success.

Therefore, the jealous sibling plotted to get rid of Osiris.

Set had a beautiful coffin made that only Osiris could fit into, and then threw a feast. During the feast, Set announced that the coffin would be given to the person who fitted perfectly into it.

Osiris climbed inside the coffin to see if it fitted him. Seizing this contrived opportunity, Set had the coffin sealed shut, and threw it, along with his brother, into the Nile.

The waters of the Nile carried the coffin into the sea and it finally came to rest in a tamarisk tree growing near Byblos in Phoenicia.

Osiris remained there until he died.

However, according to the “Egyptian Book of the Dead” by renowned Egyptologist, Sir E. A. Wallis Budge, the author reveals that Osiris suffered a “cruel death and horrible mutilation”.

In some cases the texts suggest that Set takes the form of a wild animal, such as a crocodile or bull, to slay Osiris; in others they imply that Osiris’s corpse is thrown in the water or that he is drowned.

The goddess Isis found and retrieved the body of her husband, and brought it back to Egypt (Image: Getty)

This latter tradition is the origin of the Egyptian belief that people who had drowned in the Nile were sacred.

Eventually, Isis succeeded in finding and retrieving the body of her husband, and brought it back to Egypt.

The goddess then sought to revive Osiris, but Set found out about his brother’s return and cut his body up into many pieces, and scattered them all over Egypt.

Isis managed to retrieve all of Osiris’ body parts except his penis, which had been eaten by an oxyrhyncus fish.

Nevertheless, somehow Isis was able to revive her husband, and the god Horus was conceived during this time.

Still, being incomplete, Osiris could no longer rule in the land of the living, and therefore became the ruler of the Underworld.

The goddess sought to revive Osiris, but Set found out about his return and cut his body up (Image: Getty)

The KGB, which was one of the world’s largest spy and state-security machines involved in all aspects of the life of everyday people in the Soviet Union, discovered a mummified ancient alien astronaut in 1961 – according to a bizarre conspiracy theory.

A video emerged which reportedly documents part of the top-secret project called “Project ISIS”.

In the video, you can observe Soviet personnel recovering what appears to be a mummy of the alien “astronaut” from a sarcophagus which was located in a tomb in the Giza plateau.

According to Sci-fi, the video was purchased by “Russian Mafia” sources and originated directly from the archives of the KGB

Testimony from high-ranking KGB officials seem to corroborate the story stating that the sarcophagus, which was recovered by Russian military personnel, did contain the remains of an alien being.

Osiris, according to ancient Egyptian legends, came down from the skies in a flying ship. This flying ship is believed to be an ancient UFO, according to theorists.

The team managed to recover several “alien artefacts.”

According to reports of a senior officer of the KGB, 15 boxes filled with artefacts were found, including the remains of a mummified alien body inside a sarcophagus and numerous hieroglyphic inscriptions.